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A I have no knowledge of that. Again, I found out about it after the transfer when it became public. Q Attorney General Bondi, do you believe that Ghislaine Maxwell should receive a pardon? A No. I believe she should die in prison. Q Why? A She was a monster, just like Jeffrey Epstein. She recruited these young women to a life of prostitution and abuse. And I often think the women that do that are just as bad, if not worse, than the men, because she participated in it. Q Thank you. BY MR. GRANT: Q On August 22nd, 2025, this Committee issued a subpoena to the Department of Justice for documents pertaining to the Epstein matter. The DOJ subsequently produced approximately 33,000 documents to the Committee. In this production, the DOJ indicated that multiple responsive records must also be withheld or redacted, as required by applicable law, including certain grand jury materials and documents containing personally identifiable information. Are you aware, Attorney General Bondi, how the DOJ initially gathered or collected the necessary documents under this Committee's subpoena? A No. And that task, I believe, was -- the 33,000 pages -- was delegated to Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward. He handled that batch of releases -- release. Excuse me. Q And so it would be Mr. Woodward that would know more about the process -- A Yes. Q -- to determine which documents fell under that subpoena? A Yes.